Home Of The Bestiarum

Bren, she/her they/them I draw creatures I call Bestairum, Latin for beasts, and I can do requests, within reason of course, and if you want to request one, ask me for and describe your Creature!

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MEEEEEEEEEEEE

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Alfa

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That is a gorgeous chin baby

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I had fun enhancing this photo I took in early autumn! ^v^

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North(left) and Spek(left) are two of my characters from my comic X-For Eyes

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C'est moi! I might want to trace this digitally

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School art for Romeo and Juliet

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Loose change 
There were a whole bunch of pennies all over the road and in a snow bank when I got off the bus, and my friend and I gathered up a whole bunch of them, and this is what I did with em’. The whole pile only came to $2 an’ something.

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This is something I did on my desk in English wile we were listening to Romeo and Juliet. Desks are actually one of my favorite mediums! ^v^

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I LOVE his eye! Contra means contrast in Latin.

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It’s Candy Corn! Happy Halloween!

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DEVIL_ISLAND.EXE

YAY! You should go watch markiplier!

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this is the first true Pecus I did in my sketch pad. I didn’t know what to name him, so he became Indictus, which means “Unnamed” in Latin.

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I reached the middle of my sketch pad! To celebrate, I made my first female Pecus. Her name is Falco, which means “Collared” in Latin.

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This is modeled after a character from Fullmeatal Alchemist, Chimera Nina. His name is Intonsum, which means “Long Haired” in Latin. I used Prismacolor colored pencils and a .5mm HB mechanical pencil. For some accents I use gel pens!

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Hey, guys! It’s Bren! Welcome to my new blog, The Home Of The Bestiarum! This is Cornibus, which means “horns” in Latin.